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Tabby Ruins

The coastline from North Florida to South Carolina is scattered with historic ruins built of tabby, a concrete made of oyster shells. Originally covered with…
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Saint Catherines Island in Georgia St Catherine, Catherines, Tabby, Georgia, Island, Visiting, Structures, Building, Buildings
St. Catherines Island Tabby Structures
Saint Catherines Island in Georgia
Barbara Stevenson
Barbara Stevenson
Riverside Plantation Ruins in St. Helena, SC  http://www.tabbyruins.com/blog/riverside-plantation-tabby-ruin St Helena, Riverside, Old Houses, South Carolina, Concrete, Tree Trunk, Coastline
Riverside Plantation Tabby Ruin
Riverside Plantation Ruins in St. Helena, SC http://www.tabbyruins.com/blog/riverside-plantation-tabby-ruin
Barbara Stevenson
Barbara Stevenson
Built in 1740, Chapel Of Ease on St. Helena's Island, SC, is a rare example of a tabby church. Oyster Shells, Mausoleum, Tomb, Mount Rushmore, Ease, Example, Florida
Chapel Of Ease Ruins
Built in 1740, Chapel Of Ease on St. Helena's Island, SC, is a rare example of a tabby church.
Barbara Stevenson
Barbara Stevenson
The tabby fort and town of Frederica was established in 1736 to protect the Georgia colony from the Spanish. It burned in 1758. It is now a national monument in St. Simons Island, GA. (http://www.nps.gov/fofr/index.htm) Georgia Coast, Places To Travel, Places To Visit, Georgia History, Southern Beach, St Simons Island, Frederica, Beach Town
Fort Frederica National Monument (U.S. National Park Service)
The tabby fort and town of Frederica was established in 1736 to protect the Georgia colony from the Spanish. It burned in 1758. It is now a national monument in St. Simons Island, GA. (http://www.nps.gov/fofr/index.htm)
Barbara Stevenson
Barbara Stevenson
The Hofwyl-Broadfield Plantation in Brunswick, GA, includes the tabby foundations of a rice mill. (Photo by Brian Brown, Vanishing Coastal Georgia). The plantation is now a state park (http://www.gastateparks.org/HofwylBroadfield). Glynn County, Brian Brown, Rice Mill, Georgia Travel, Brunswick, State Parks, 19th Century
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The Hofwyl-Broadfield Plantation in Brunswick, GA, includes the tabby foundations of a rice mill. (Photo by Brian Brown, Vanishing Coastal Georgia). The plantation is now a state park (http://www.gastateparks.org/HofwylBroadfield).
Barbara Stevenson
Barbara Stevenson
Tabby slave cabin ruins are located in the private Haig Point district on Daufuskie Island, SC, which can only be accessed by ferry. Memories Faded, Beaufort, Abandoned Places, Past, Kingsley, Ferry, Islands
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Tabby slave cabin ruins are located in the private Haig Point district on Daufuskie Island, SC, which can only be accessed by ferry.
Barbara Stevenson
Barbara Stevenson
Old Tabby Links in Spring Island, SC, is a golf course adjacent to tabby ruins. Only members are allowed on the island. Garden Arch, Golf Courses, Outdoor Structures, Olds
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Old Tabby Links in Spring Island, SC, is a golf course adjacent to tabby ruins. Only members are allowed on the island.
Barbara Stevenson
Barbara Stevenson
During the 1880s the Carnegie family built their Dungeness mansion on the foundations of an old tabby house. The ruins can be seen on the Cumberland Island National Seashore in Georgia, accessible by ferry. (http://www.nps.gov/cuis/index.htm) Old Buildings, Abandoned Buildings, Places To See, Site Hotel, Cumberland Island, Amelia Island, Future Travel
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During the 1880s the Carnegie family built their Dungeness mansion on the foundations of an old tabby house. The ruins can be seen on the Cumberland Island National Seashore in Georgia, accessible by ferry. (http://www.nps.gov/cuis/index.htm)
Barbara Stevenson
Barbara Stevenson
Although there are several tabby ruins on Edisto Island, SC, the only ones open to the public are found on Botany Bay Plantation. (Photo by Charlotte Hutson Wrenn) Botany Bay is a state preserve (https://www.dnr.sc.gov/mlands/managedland?p_id=57). Edisto Island, Botany Bay, Brian Froud, Alley Cat, New Rock, Faeries, Troll, The Well
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Although there are several tabby ruins on Edisto Island, SC, the only ones open to the public are found on Botany Bay Plantation. (Photo by Charlotte Hutson Wrenn) Botany Bay is a state preserve (https://www.dnr.sc.gov/mlands/managedland?p_id=57).
Barbara Stevenson
Barbara Stevenson
The Fort Frederick Heritage Preserve is located on the grounds of the Naval Hospital in Port Royal, SC. Dating from 1734, the fort is one of the earliest British tabby constructions. The preserve is currently closed so that the tabby ruins can be stabilized. (Photo from Beaufort County Library) State Of Decay, Beaufort Sc, Dream Beach Houses, Port Royal, County Library, Old Farm Houses, Local History, Low Country, Coastal Homes
Beaufort County Library
The Fort Frederick Heritage Preserve is located on the grounds of the Naval Hospital in Port Royal, SC. Dating from 1734, the fort is one of the earliest British tabby constructions. The preserve is currently closed so that the tabby ruins can be stabilized. (Photo from Beaufort County Library)
Barbara Stevenson
Barbara Stevenson
Slaves built these tabby cabins at Kingsley Plantation during the 1820s. The plantation is located on Fort George Island in the Timucuan Preserve in Jacksonville, FL, and is now a national park  (http://www.nps.gov/foca/learn/historyculture/kp.htm). (Photo by Kim Kleckner) Nps, Jacksonville Fl, Preserves, Fort, National Parks
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Slaves built these tabby cabins at Kingsley Plantation during the 1820s. The plantation is located on Fort George Island in the Timucuan Preserve in Jacksonville, FL, and is now a national park (http://www.nps.gov/foca/learn/historyculture/kp.htm). (Photo by Kim Kleckner)
Barbara Stevenson
Barbara Stevenson
Hollybourne Cottage, located in the historic district on Jekyll Island, GA,  was built in 1890 with tabby. It is currently being restored. (Photo by Barbara Stevenson) Tiny House Cabin, Tiny Houses, Jekyll Island, Restoration, Cottage, Mansions
Hollybourne Cottage, located in the historic district on Jekyll Island, GA, was built in 1890 with tabby. It is currently being restored. (Photo by Barbara Stevenson)
Barbara Stevenson
Barbara Stevenson
The Verdier House in Beaufort, SC, is not a ruin, but a preserved historic house built with tabby foundations. The museum's basement, which is free and open to the public, displays a sliver of the foundation's tabby (http://www.historicbeaufort.org/verdier-house.php). (Photo by Bill Hill) House Built, Sliver, Historic Homes, Building Materials, Basement, Foundation, Public
The Verdier House in Beaufort, SC, is not a ruin, but a preserved historic house built with tabby foundations. The museum's basement, which is free and open to the public, displays a sliver of the foundation's tabby (http://www.historicbeaufort.org/verdier-house.php). (Photo by Bill Hill)
Barbara Stevenson
Barbara Stevenson
The Thicket in Darien, GA, is the tabby ruins of a sugar mill and run distillery. It is located on Old Cane Mill Drive on Tolomato Island, a gated community that was open when we visited. (Photo by Barbara Stevenson) Georgia Us, Open When, Thicket, Gated Community, Stevenson, Distillery, Mill
The Thicket in Darien, GA, is the tabby ruins of a sugar mill and run distillery. It is located on Old Cane Mill Drive on Tolomato Island, a gated community that was open when we visited. (Photo by Barbara Stevenson)
Barbara Stevenson
Barbara Stevenson
Cannon's Point Preserve in St. Simons Island, GA, contains several tabby ruins. (Photo by Bill Hill) This nature preserve is maintained by the St. Simons Land Trust (http://www.sslt.org/pro_cpp_visit.php). Darien Georgia, Land Trust, Nature Preserve, Sea Monsters, The St, Cannon
Cannon's Point Preserve in St. Simons Island, GA, contains several tabby ruins. (Photo by Bill Hill) This nature preserve is maintained by the St. Simons Land Trust (http://www.sslt.org/pro_cpp_visit.php).
Barbara Stevenson
Barbara Stevenson